As the U.S. Steps Back, China Must Step up on Climate Leader

Presidents Trump and Xi are scheduled to meet today at Mar-a Lago, Florida, and given the tense state of U.S.-China relations and the political leanings of the Trump administration there is much at stake for cooperation between the countries on the climate agenda.

Related Keywords

Germany , New York , United States , Hamburg , Paris , France General , France , Washington , Kigali , W09 , Rwanda , Florida , Beijing , China , Montreal , Quebec , Canada , Environmental Protection Agency , District Of Columbia , Kyoto , Japan , America , Chinese , German , Angela Merkel , Patricia Espinosa , Georgew Bush , Ronald Reagan , Clean Energy Ministerial , Mission Innovation Ministerial , United Nations Framework Convention On Climate Change , Asia Pacific Partnership On Clean Development , Mission Innovation , Energy Independence , Global Climate Change Initiative , Climate Change Working Group , Major Economies Forum , Us China Clean Energy Research Center , Us State Department , Presidents Trump , Mara Lago , Montreal Protocol , President Obama , Economic Dialogue , Nations Framework Convention , President Trump , German Chancellor Angela Merkel , Economic Growth , Climate Action Plan , Clean Power Plan , Kyoto Protocol , Asia Pacific Partnership , Mclean Development , Major Economies , China Clean Energy Research Center , Media , Ournalism , Climate Change , Clean Energy , Clean Technology , Donald Trump , Xi Jinping , S China Relations , Emissions , Environmental Policy , Bilateral Relations , Environmental Regulation ,